Sentence examples for value because of from inspiring English sources

The Cambridge bid has since fallen in value because of a decline in its share price.

"I think the building will always have intrinsic value because of the design," she said.

But, Mr. Ballmer, Yahoo has lost a lot of value because of your little game.

Bellm says classic cars have an "underlying intrinsic value" because of their rarity.

It was of no value because of the position of the parties.

"But life grows in value because of your leave-taking with regard to it.

"The houses are unique and will have an intrinsic long term value because of the quality of materials and construction, therefore it might take a bit longer to realise their true value because of the current housing market.

This offer trumped Cambridge's offer, which had declined significantly in value because of a decrease in its share price.

Mr. Diaz, a trained architect, says he thinks the building will hold its value because of its distinctive design.

Internet executives whose stock holdings plummeted in value because of Zynga's profit report probably feel the same way.

The company is penalized by a conglomerate discount, meaning investors undervalue its intrinsic value because of the range of subsidiaries.